What a roofing website needs
- What you install and where, in the first line
- A phone number you tap to call, and a line for storm and leak emergencies
- Your license number, your insurance and the manufacturer warranty you offer
- Photos of your own roofs: tear-off, deck, finished ridge
- A ballpark price: a calculator where the homeowner outlines the roof on the satellite map
- One page for each job: shingle replacement, metal roofs, tile, repairs, gutters, inspections
- Your service area, town by town
- A short form that sends every lead to your phone
Every RoofPilot site comes with all of it, on your own .com, in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Why it matters
Roofing is a trust purchase. After a hail storm, homeowners get a flyer from every truck that rolls through the neighborhood, and they look each one up. The company with a real address, a license number, photos of finished roofs and a price that is not "call us" is the one that gets the inspection. Someone searching "metal roof installer near me" should land on your metal roof page, not a home page with a list.
The ballpark, said honestly
The calculator gives a range from the roof footprint and your rates. It does not read pitch from the photo, so the page says it plainly: the number is a ballpark, confirmed when you measure on the roof. Homeowners trust that more than a number that changes later.
How long it takes
We email you the link to your site a few minutes after you give us the name. Keep it and your domain is connected within about an hour.